Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-04-14

lakes ~ possible tor the court 70 SIT TWO
'eeks longer, and provides that each of
he i've judges OF the State shall receive,
q addition to his salary, IS per day for
'soh DAY be may be engaged in holding
curt ont of the county in which he re-
idea.
Elk Representative s. Harrington Mes
iok's school appropriation redistribution
ill also went through the House to- day.
I apportions the gas, 200 annual appro-
,riation among the districts all over the
state on the basis of S43.10 TO each
chool. The law of 1888 gives SIC, 900 to
New Castle county and 81 500 to each of
he other COUNTIES. Under this bill the
counties would stand as follows; New
1astle, $l1, 59S 80; Kent, $5,47S 20;
Sussex, 1880 40. The number of DIS
.ricts, by counties, is New Castle, 269,
Of which 162 are credited TO Wilmington;
Kent, 127; Sussex, 1884 The Wilmington
number will be understood when it is tx
planned that each room in u school build
ing is counted as separate school.
The bill to incorporate the Delaware
Fruit Exchange, introduced by Mr.. Fer
guson in the Senate to-day, names as cor
I. w. Lavender, Nathan Under
wood, Joseph Lghtcap, b. F. o. Roth
we'll, Thomas Lavender, Joseph Il. Caven-
der, Isaac Truax, w. Polk Oummins and |
Alex. G.. Cummins. The oorporators are
authorized to establish an exchange for |
the disposal of green fruits, vegetables,
poultry, canned goods Of every descrip-
ton and such other articles as they may
see fit. The business shall be managed
by not less than 7nor more than IS direc-
tors elected at annual meetings on the
second Wednesday in May. Shares OF
capital stock re to be $40 each.
The Senate.
Down, April 6.-The Senate met at II
O'Clock.
Introduced and read-House bill for pro-
lection OF fisheries; by Mr.. Bacon, for relief
of district 81, Sussex, duplicate OF bill
supposed TO have been LOST; (both bills
read by title and referred.)
Mr.. Dorman presented the bill OF the
Bredt1odter Light. Referred without read
ing.
Read first and second times and referred
House bill to promote the more general
use OF telephones.
Read by title and referred Senate bills
for appointment of two Wilmington detec-
tives; divoreing Anna A. ard Thomas Jack
SOD.
Mr.. Bacon reported back Senate bill re-
lating 10 the use of public roads, with an
amendment allowing traction engines to be
moved at any hour of the day or night pro-
vided they are preceded by mounted man
to give warning, &c. The amendment was
adopted.
Notice giveu-By Mr.. Mcwhorter, to
abolish the Wilmington municipal court; to
restore the criminal Jurisdiction of Will
mington justices of the peace; by Mr.,
Ferguson, relating to the road commits
sloners Of Appoqninimink.
Passed-SsnAte bill for relief of District
81, Sussex; House bills, In relations to trus.
tees ;increasing the appropriation for Dover
streets TO extend the Dover water mains
Senate bills Incorporating the Bentley and
Walsh Chemical Manufacturing Company
divorcing Mary Elizabeth and Taylor
Graves; for relief OF Laurel town commits
sioners.
Read first and second times and referred
House bills authorizing Levin W. Collins
and others to straighten a road to reincor.
| porata the Smyrna Loan Association to In,
corporate the West Fourth street Sewer
Company; to divorce Anna P. Bougless.
Recess
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate renssembled at 8 O'Clock.
Read first and second times and referred
House oils amending the charter of tbs
Artisans Savings Bank; to confirm the sale
Of the Wilmington sand lot.
MIR, McWhorter offered IL joint resolution
cxteadiHg the sympathy and best wishes o
the Legislature 70 IRELAND and Charle
Stewart Parnell in their resistance to til,
oppression o., England generally and OF thu
proposed coercion Dill particularly Adopted
Passed-Hous. bills for the protection O
fisheries; to divorce Maggie L. from Isaial
Cannon: to incorporate the West Fourtl
Street Sewer Company; TO incorporate tn,
Malam Locomotive Boiler Company; Il
amend pharttnr 1S5 ynlume Wv nnlatuor